Toledo foundations

The Toledo Community Foundation, Inc. was created to enrich the quality of life for individuals and families in our region. The primary exempt purpose of the organization is to enrich the quality of life in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan by provi...

To assist individuals and groups in their efforts to become more self-sufficient and contribute to the improvement of society and the environment. We believe in helping others to become independent and responsible citizens.

United Way of Greater Toledo is a philanthropy, voluntarism, and grantmaking foundations: general in Toledo, OH whose mission is: United Way of Greater Toledo unites the caring power of people to improve lives.

The Liberty Aviation Museum is a private foundation in Port Clinton, OH, which was founded in 2011 and most recently had $2,630,398 in revenue and no employees.

Stranahan Theater Trust is a private foundation in Toledo, OH, which was founded in 1963 and most recently had $2,396,853 in revenue and no employees.

To hold The assets of trusts, bequests, or other funds that are received by The Ability Center of Greater Toledo.

The O-I Charities Foundation is a private foundation in Perrysburg, OH, which was founded in 1938 and most recently had $2,152,450 in revenue and no employees.

The LaValley Foundation is a private foundation in Sylvania, OH, which was founded in 1993 and most recently had $2,444,318 in revenue and no employees.

Owens Corning Foundation is a corporate foundation in Toledo, OH, which was founded in 1979 and most recently had $3,005,277 in revenue and no employees.

The social philosophy and policy foundation has as its mission the scholarly analysis of public policy issues from a philosophical perspective. Academic programs: the foundation provides support for academic programs in social philosophy and policy involving prominent scholars in law, philosophy history, political science, economics and other disciplines, in 2015, the foundation's principal grantee supported five resident scholars. Five professors, thirteen research professors, fifteen graduate fellows, one conference and four research workshops for audiences of approximately 150, an educational program for high school teachers, and numerous published articles and books. Conference and publication programs: the foundation engages in the scholarly analysis of public policy from a philosophical perspective it is highly regarded both in the academic world and among policy experts for its distinctive approach of focusing upon the moral implications of divergent treatments of public policy questions. It holds conferences and supports publications on social philosophy and policy. In 2015, the foundation held one conference, planned two conferences for 2016, edited and published two issues of an internationally prominent academic journal in social philosophy and policy, and edited and published one book. Scholarly and media book projects: the foundation supports the research of eminent scholars with a wide spectrum of informed opinion and discipline including law, philosophy history, political science, and economics. Its purpose is to broaden the range of political discourse, the foundation also works with journalists and non-academic public policy professionals to support cutting-edge work that will inject novel approaches into the public discussion of critical issues. In 2015, the foundation supported three senior fellows, three senior research scholars, and one media fellow who researched and wrote books, and it also supported five published books and numerous articles.